8 COPS SHOT, 4 KILLED : Real Lawyer Analysis!

Law of Self Defense

On Monday, April 29, 2024, around 1:30 p.m., the U.S. Marshals Fugitive Task Force was attempting to serve active felony warrants for unlawful felon gun possession and felony flight to elude on 39-year-old convict Terry Clark Hughes, Jr.
As officers approached, Hughes began firing at them, striking multiple officers. The officers responded in kind, and the gunfight was on.
By the time the smoke cleared, Hughes was dead. Unfortunately, eight of the officers involved had been short, four of them fatally.
Today we'll take a look at a variety of legal questions that arise from these kinds of engagements including: Is the suspect's home the safest place to secure their arrest? Can it ever be lawful to shoot at police? Should a felon who has served their time regain their gun rights? And much more!
We'll also, of course, take Q&A from our Law of Self Defense Members.
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